The origin of Korean nationality?

Korean in China is a minority in the northeast of China and the 14 largest ethnic group in China. Modern Koreans in China are mostly descendants of Koreans who moved to China after19th century. Jilin, Heilongjiang, Liaoning, Beijing, Shanghai and other provinces and cities in Inner Mongolia are modern Korean settlements, and coastal open cities are also active areas for Korean people.

The origin of Korean nationality is 1 1 century BC, and some Shang people who originally lived in northern China began to migrate to the Korean peninsula. Ji Zi's eastward movement should be a reflection of this migration in history books.

According to China's historical records, at the end of the Shang Dynasty, Ji Zi, Zhou Wang's uncle and famous sage, saw that Zhou Wang was cruel and heartless, and made many remonstrances, all of which failed. He was imprisoned until Zhou Wuwang destroyed the Shang Dynasty.

Ji Zi could not bear the demise of Shang Dynasty, and secretly returned to his fief, leading thousands of people to flee eastward to the Korean peninsula. Be king, make Pyongyang its capital, and call Ji Korea.

The adherents of the Yin Dynasty, led by Ji Zi, brought advanced agriculture and handicraft technology to the Datong River Basin and advanced culture to the Central Plains. They combined with the filthy local people and formed the first great ethnic integration on the Korean Peninsula.

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Regarding the origin of Koreans, the myth that Dangun founded the country is still popular on the Korean peninsula. The myth of Dangun was first recorded in13rd century Korean document "The Legacy of the Three Kingdoms".

According to legend, during the Tang Yao period in ancient China more than 2,300 BC, Xiong Huan, the son of Emperor Yin Huan, loved the world and took 3,000 servants to the sacred sandalwood tree at the top of Taibai Mountain on the Korean Peninsula to establish a "holy city".

He led Fengbo, Rain God and Cloud Master, and also led craftsmen to teach their subjects more than 360 ways and skills to make a living, such as farming, medicine, carpentry, textile and fishing, and came to the Korean peninsula. He made all kinds of laws and regulations and penalties, and carried out wise governance. In his kingdom, a bear and a tiger live in a cave.

They prayed to Xiong Huan, hoping to become human. Xiong Huan gave them a handful of Ai Ling and 20 pieces of garlic, telling them that if they ate garlic and mugwort, they would not see the sun within 100 days, and they would become people. The tiger failed because of lack of perseverance, and the bear stood the test and became a beauty. The bear girl is unmarried and prays for pregnancy under the sandalwood tree.

Xiong Huan temporarily became a man, married her and gave birth to a son. The children are Tan Jun and Wang Jian. On June 3rd, 65438 BC/KLOC-0, Dangun established a kingdom with Pyongyang as its capital and named it "Korea". He later lived in seclusion in Mount Asda and became a mountain god. He lived 1908.

Koreans still commemorate Dangun on the opening day, and once practiced the Tanjun calendar, which shows that this legend about the origin of the Korean nation is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Later, Tan Jun and Daiyu both worshipped Dangen. In modern Dangong Temple, many devout believers worship the statue of Dangong. In the history of the Korean peninsula, many ethnic groups settled down and a series of ethnic integration took place, which finally formed the Korean nation today.

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